In the last few years Regeneration and all possible ways of making it visible (agriculture, forestry, economy, social field) has become a trending topic for all those who are sensitive to the context we are living in. There is scientific agreement (as you can find in the IPCC report), on the urgency for a shift in our way of intervening, of treating land and air, and water, and people. Some people see regeneration as the natural movement from sustainability to a more committed, more fully embodied way of participating, some consider that we are dealing with a larger step that is needed in order to respond appropriately. The question then is: how do we build a more committed and conscious way of participating? What does the bubbling fountain of a regenerative practice look like? In this chapter we portray three experiential learning moments of different projects, that allow us to observe together how the inner movement that unfolds regeneration in our practice. We dive into the learning process that not only reveals the honing of a conscious participating action, but also the plunge into the human soul and the rooting of our quest to reunite with mother earth. The reader will walk with us into these questions, and perhaps on its way find his/her own questions and movements towards a regenerative practice.